- Safari 11.1.2: No! (static)
- Firefox 51.0.1: No! (broken image)
- MacOS 10.13.6 Preview: No! (solid blue)
- Chrome 67.0.3396.99: Yes!
- Opera 49:0: Yes!
- Xee³ 3.5.3: Yes!
- Safari, iOS 11.4.1: Yes!
- Photoshop CS6: Yes!
The image is a ludicrous 111972px wide, but it has to be, because it's the debugging output histogram of a program that strips hours of silence out of a 6+ hour MP3 file, showing where silence was detected and deleted. It is large because the data has a largeness.
Update, 2023: I am shocked to report that as of macOS 13.2, Safari 16.3 and Preview.app both display this image correctly! Firefox 104 displays it as solid black.
Don't be silly. Computers can't handle a number as big as 111,972.
Of course. 64k-wide images should be enough for anyone.
24 is the [highest number](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkP_OGDCLY0)
I'm running Safari 11.1.2 and it seems to given identical results to Chrome - a very wide image in an iframe with a horizontal scroll bar.
Safari 11.1.1, same result. Looks fine.
Same here, Safari 11.1.1 and looks just like in Chrome. Maybe the OS X version matters? I’m on Sierra, 10.12.6.
Maybe not. Or maybe still. Who knows. Further results:
Safari “Open Image in New Window” works just fine (but with slightly suboptimal UX: you have to click a very narrow horizontal strip to see anything, since it always shows large pictures scaled to fit the window, so a picture this wide ends up like 2 pixel high). It also saves the file to disk fine and can open it from disk just fine. Everything just works, other than that this happens to be a very big image.
The same “Open Image in New Tab” exercise produces a blank tab in Chrome. I don’t know if the image is there, but it doesn’t look like it is, and if it is, I cannot get it displayed. If I try to save it and view it in Preview, Preview doesn’t draw anything. All this despite the fact that on this page, inside the iframe, the image works just fine.
Preview just cannot handle the thing. It obviously renders it: there’s a narrow grey strip across the middle of the window that gets filled in perceptibly just after the window pops up. But it’s zoomed way out to like ~3 pixel high of just white, and no attempt to change the zoom level seems to do anything, so I cannot see anything.
Vivaldi 1.15.1147.55: No! (black image with giant horizontal scrollbar)
1.15.1147.47 is actually fine (on MacOS 10.13.5)
Confusion may be that it scrunches the image down to fit the screen, so you have to hover the mouse over the thin line in the middle and click on it. Then you see the full image, complete with waveform.
Ah, of course it should show in the div in the post itself - and it does for me.
I have the same version of Vivaldi, 1.15.1147.55 (Stable channel) (64-bit), and it seems to render correctly here.
FFOX 61.0.1: Wide image w/scrollbar. pink haze is silence deleted, I think, grey haze is noise, presumably, grey varies in intensity.
Firefox 62.0b12 (Linux 64 bit): no, broken image with horizontal scrollbar.
Shame on Firefox!
C.
Safari 11.1.2 on macOS 10.13.6: Yes!
Chrome 67 on same: Yes!
News Explorer 1.8.8 on same: No, when using the RSS feed viewer; Yes, when using its built-in browser to visit the link, which straight uses WebKit. To be fair, it doesn't like displaying images inline in RSS feeds at all in unclear circumstances, so its PNG library may not be at fault here.
Also my laptop fans are now loudly spinning.
I'm using 11.1.2 10.13.6 and it displays static instead of a waveform.
Looks OK for me in Safari but not Preview.
MacOS 10.13.6 (17G65) (as reported by System Information)
Safari Version 11.1.2 (13605.3.8) (as reported by About Safari)
I see the image fine in Safari but not in Preview.
Safari 11.1.2 (12605.3.8.1) (from About Safari)
Preview 9.0 (909.18) (from About Preview)
MacOS X 10.12.6 (16G1510) (from About This Mac)
I haven't messed with my system libraries too much, other than some symlinks to support Java 1.8 and Node 8.10.
Could you clarify what you mean by "static"?
I'm also using Safari 11.1.2, although on macOS 10.12.6 (I rely on software that wasn't tested on 10.13 for a while, but not I'm just being lazy), and what I see is what others seem to be presuming is "correct".
Here's a screenshot from within Safari scrolled over a bit (the image also renders fine on its own in a tab, after hitting the magnifying glass on the really narrow strip):
Is that what you expect to see, or is that what you're seeing as "static"? (That's the same thing that I see in Chrome, so I don't think it's just that's a somewhat chunky waveform.)
Is it possible that you've got a non-Apple (or developer-only) PNG or web-junk library somewhere in the way?
(As others have noted, this also doesn't work for me in Preview. It appears to render, zoomed out enough to fit width-wise, and then disappears in chunks.)
That's what it should look like. This is what I'm seeing in Safari 11.1.2 10.13.6:
In Preview, I just see solid blue for any image that is over somewhere around 40000 wide.
All of my libs are in /opt/local/ so I'm sure Safari isn't loading those.
That's super-weird. My results with Preview (same version you mentioned above) don't match what you describe (but are differently unusable, as I described).
I realized that I wasn't even sure whether Apple-shipped Mach-O binaries even were dynamically-linked, but it seems that they are for me:
% pwd
/Applications/Safari.app/Contents/MacOS
% otool -L Safari
Safari:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Safari.framework/Versions/A/Safari (compatibility version 528.0.0, current version 605.3.8)
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1238.50.2)
There's also this "SafariForWebKitDevelopment" in the same place, linking to the same stuff, and it also renders the PNG in question correctly for me:
% otool -L SafariForWebKitDevelopment
SafariForWebKitDevelopment:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Safari.framework/Versions/A/Safari (compatibility version 528.0.0, current version 603.3.8)
/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib (compatibility version 1.0.0, current version 1238.60.2)
Do you maybe have a different Safari private framework (or, I guess, libSystem.B.dylib) version than the rest of us?
(I do have XCode installed, but I haven't done much besides need it as a requirement for MacPorts on this system: you certainly do a lot more there.)
· eog 3.28.3: No! ("BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)")
· feh 2.27: No!
· ImageMagick display 6.9.10: No! (displays default image)
· Gimp 2.10.2: Yes!
file: 2018-07-29d.png: PNG image data, 111972 x 256, 8-bit colormap, non-interlaced
geeqie 1.4: displays garbage (so, no)
gthumb 3.6.1: Memory fault(coredump) nice one...
ImageMagick 6.9.9.28 display: yes, after some resizing (else uniformly grey)
Microsoft Edge 42.17134.1.0: Yes! :D
Haha.
Internet Explorer 11.431.16299 Yes! :-)
Works good on Links2. Why can't Firefox get basic usability stuff like this right?
Firefox 52.9.0 ESR - No.
Windows 8.1 Image Preview - Yes.
Paint.Net 4.0.3 - Yes, but with slightly odd behavior (mouse cursor droppings) and other graphical corruptions.
IrfanView 4.51 x64 - Yes.
Opera (actual Opera, with the Presto renderer) - Yes.
Windows Paint - Amazingly, yes.
Windows Photo Gallery - No, "image is damaged or corrupted".
Windows 8.1 "Photos" - Yes.
That's all the programs I had readily to hand.
Chrome 67.0.3396.79 (Linux): No! (black image with giant horizontal scrollbar)
ImageMagick 6.9.7-4: No! (display: ../../magick/quantum.c:216: DestroyQuantumInfo: Assertion `quantum_info != (QuantumInfo *) NULL' failed. Aborted (core dumped))
pinta 1.6: No! (System.DivideByZeroException: Attempted to divide by zero.)
eog 3.28.1: No! (BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation))
gimp 2.10.0: Yes! (Finally!)
Mac OS 10.12.6 (and this is not the first time High-as-in-420 has behaved worse than Sierra, so I'll be staying here a while).
Safari 11.1.1: Yes.
GraphicConverter 8.8.2: Yes, heavy swap hit.
Acorn 4.5.8: Yes, no noticeable swap hit.
Preview: No, blue bar.
Chrome 68.0.3440.75: No.
OS X 10.8.5, iCab 5.8.3: Yes!
OS X 10.8.5, Safari 6.2.8: Yes!
OS X 10.8.5, Preview: Yes!
Meh, 2018 is overrated.
Testing with Windows 10 (1830):
Preview: Yes (well, it's hard to tell with an approx 5px high preview, but it looks like it works)
Paint: Yes
Edge: Yes
Internet Explorer 11.165: Yes(!)
Libre Office Draw (6.0.2.1): Yes, but slow
Windows Photo Viewer (on Win server 2008) also seems to work; defaults to view from 10,000 ft but can be zoomed.
For the LOLs, I logged a defect:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1480984
Opera 54.0.2952.64 shows the image with a horizontal scroll bar.